Psalm 89 explores the tension between God's promises and challenging life circumstances. The psalmist Ethan begins by celebrating God's steadfast love and faithfulness, highlighting His supreme authority over creation and His righteous character. While acknowledging the apparent disconnect between God's promises to David and the current reality of national distress, Ethan demonstrates that authentic faith is anchored in God's unchanging character rather than temporary circumstances. This powerful message reminds us that our confidence comes not from understanding our situations, but from knowing who God is.

Did you know there is a parable of Jesus that captures the truth and power of the Christmas story? Pastor Nathan opens up to Luke 20 to examine the parable of the wicked tenants in light of the story of the incarnation.

The baby in the manger is not just a child but God Himself in the flesh. In this teaching, Pastor Nathan looks at Jesus through the lens of the virgin birth. Why is the virgin birth so critical to the coming of the Messiah and how does it relate to the role of Jesus as King and Savior?

Discover the true meaning of Christmas by exploring God's promises and their fulfillment in Jesus Christ. In Luke 2:7-11, Jesus is referred to as Savior, Christ, and Lord, titles that highlight His divine and earthly significance. This reflection delves into God's trustworthiness, the role of angels, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. Learn how the geographical details of Jesus' birth, such as being born in Bethlehem and living in Nazareth, demonstrate God's meticulous faithfulness. The visit of the Magi from the East illustrates that God's promises extend to all nations. Reflect on these profound truths and deepen your faith and trust in God this Christmas season.

Discover the true meaning of Christmas by exploring the profound question: 'Who is this baby?' Through the Gospel of John, we uncover Jesus' true identity as the eternal, all-knowing, all-powerful, and holy God. His birth in Bethlehem fulfills ancient promises, revealing Him as the Savior. John 3:31-36 highlights Jesus' divinity and authority, emphasizing that He is 'above all.' Understanding Jesus' divinity should transform our lives, elevating our worship and deepening our relationship with Him.

Pastor Nathan invites questions and conversation during this special Wednesday Night Gathering.

In Isaiah 9 we read about a light that has come into the darkness, but what characterizes this darkness? In this teaching, Pastor Mike walks through the path of darkness seen in Isaiah 8 in order that the glorious light of Jesus' incarnation may be fully understood. Prepare your heart for the Season of Advent with an view of the light of Christ seen within the context of a dark and desperate world.

As we prepare for Thanksgiving, Psalm 95 offers a profound reminder to engage in thankful worship rather than discontented wandering. This psalm calls us to sing joyfully to the Lord, recognizing Him as our stable foundation and the creator of all. It highlights the importance of praising God with a heart full of gratitude, acknowledging His greatness and attributes. The psalm also serves as a warning against discontentment, using the Israelites' rebellion as a cautionary tale. Discontentment stems from mistrust in God and leads us away from His rest.

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Discover the essence of true worship through the example of John the Baptist. This message explores how worship should extend beyond Sunday services and into every aspect of our lives. Learn how John’s humility and joy in Jesus' prominence teach us to recognize everything as a gift of grace, find joy in Christ, and desire to diminish so that He may be exalted.

Key lessons include understanding that all we have is a gift from heaven, finding deep joy in Christ's presence, and embracing humility to let Christ shine through us. Reflect on how to embody these principles in your daily life, embracing humility, joy, and grace in worship.